In full doses the depressing influence involves the other branches of the nerve, and the lazy movements of the eyeball, or dull, fixed, and occasionally divergent stare, indicate the partially paralysed condition of the external muscles of the eyeball;... The British Journal of Homoeopathy - Page 23edited by - 1843Full view - About this book
| John Harley (M.D.) - 1869 - 478 pages
...symptom, and as the muscular lethargy begins to be felt, content to lie perfectly still as if asleep. In full doses the depressing influence involves the...eyeball; while more or less drooping of the upper lids express a similar condition of the levator palpebrse. Double vision, from inability to maintain the... | |
| John Harley - 1869 - 436 pages
...symptom, and as the muscular lethargy begins to be felt, content to lie perfectly still as if asleep. In full doses the depressing influence involves the...the nerve and the lazy movements of the eyeball, or diill fixed and occasionally divergent stare, indicate the partially paralysed condition of the external... | |
| Timothy Field Allen - 1876 - 676 pages
...perfectly still as if asleep; in full doses the depressing influence involves the other branches of tlie nerve, and the lazy movements of the eyeball, or dull...occasionally divergent stare, indicate the partially paralyzed condition of the external iiuwlt:.* <>/' (hieyeba/J, while more or less drooping of the upper... | |
| Carroll Dunham - 1877 - 592 pages
...perfectly still, as if asleep. "In full doses the depressing influence involves the other branches of tie nerve, and the lazy movements of the eyeball, or dull,...occasionally divergent stare, indicate the partially paralyzed condition of the external muscles of the eyeball; while more or less drooping of the upper... | |
| C. Dunham - Medical - 2004 - 548 pages
...symptom, and, as the muscular lethargy begins to be felt, content to lie perfectly still, as if asleep. " In full doses the depressing influence involves the...occasionally divergent stare, indicate the partially paralyzed condition of the external muscles of the eyeball; while more or less drooping of the upper... | |
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